Software Engineer

Confidential has over 32 years of experience in the computer software industry. He has experience in the areas of Multi-Tier Architecture, Design Patterns, Service Oriented Architecture, Database Design, Data Analysis, Programming, Development, Implementation, Testing, and Documentation in all areas of the System Development Life Cycle in a Mainframe/Server Environment. Mr. Bennett has experience with platform migrations performing system analysis, database design, and developing software for the data extract and transformation processes additionally he has experience with quality management utilizing industry best practices. He has a B.S. degree in Mathematics/Computer Science from Florida State University.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

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The Child Support Enforcement System was a large Mainframe/Server based system that was rewritten into a server based system using SAP.

Responsibilities:

• Involved in providing system analysis, programming, and testing for the ongoing support for the Mainframe system in the areas of Financial Management, Public Assistance, and Data Exchange systems.
• Writing cobol software to extract and transform data from IMS databases to flat files for loading into Oracle databases on a client server.
• Assisting in User Acceptance Testing of the new SAP system.
• Participating in the shutdown process of the Mainframe system.
• Developing data exchange processes using FTP and CyberFusion products.
• Environment: IMS DB/DC, TELON, TSO/ISPF, JCL, FILE-AID, XPEDITER, IMS-XPERT, FTP, REXX, VISIO, CyberFusion, ENDEVOR, SAP, ABEND-AID, MICROSOFT Products, and SERVICE CENTER. All required documentation is developed according to Process Engineering standards and guidelines.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

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The Student Financial Assistance system is a large Mainframe/Server based system that tracks and maintains postsecondary educational state-funded grants and scholarships, and provides information to students, parents, and high school and postsecondary professionals.

Responsibilities:

Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the ongoing support for the National Council of Higher Education Loan Programs, Common Account Maintenance, and Commonline Release 4.

Environment: DB2, SQL, FTP, TSO/IOF, JCL, CICS, SYMD, INTERTEST, EZTRIEVE, MICROSOFT Products, and ABEND-AID.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

Client: Confidential

The Child Support Enforcement System was a large Mainframe/Server based system that located noncustodial parents, established paternity, established and enforced support orders, modified orders when appropriate, and collected and distributed child support payments.

Responsibilities:

• Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the ongoing support for the Mainframe system in the areas of Interactive Interview, Client Notices, Activity Tracking, Enforcement, Interstate Network, Parental Obligation, Financial Management, and Run-Time Improvement.
• Technical lead in the design, development, implementation, and documentation of the Administrative Support Order system.
• Participated in the Runtime Improvement project of all Child Enforcement subsystems using BMC software and other runtime improvement methods and technologies.
• Environment: IMS DB/DC, TELON, TSO/ISPF, JCL, FILE-AID, BMC Software, XPEDITER, IMS-XPERT, FTP, REXX, VISIO, ENDEVOR, ABEND-AID, MICROSOFT Products, and SERVICE CENTER. All required documentation was developed according to Process Engineering standards and guidelines.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

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The Driver's License system was a large Mainframe based system that was rewritten into a server based system using Oracle PL/SQL.

Responsibilities:

• Technical lead in the design, development, implementation, and documentation of the new Driver's License System.
• Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the technical support for the Financial Responsibility System.
• Environment: COBOL, JCL, TSO/ISPF, XPEDITER, ORACLE PL/SQL PACKAGES, ORACLE SQL PLUS, PANVALET, CICS, and WORD FOR WINDOWS.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

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The Markiv Data Extract system was a Mainframe based system that was written in the Markiv language and rewritten using the cobol language.

Responsibilities:

• Technical lead in the design, development, implementation, and documentation of the new Correction Data Extract System.
• Responsible for converting the Markiv code into Cobol code.
• Environment: COBOLII, MARKIV, JCL, TSO/ISPF, ASI, ELISPS, FILE-AID, LIBRARIAN, and WORD FOR WINDOWS.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

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The Unemployment Tax System was a Mainframe based system that originally used VSAM for data storage files which were converted through the extracted, transform, and load process into a DB2 database.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for writing CICS programs to access DB2 databases using SQL for data screen display and data modification.

Environment: COBOLII, CICS, INTERTEST, DB2, SQL, TSO/ISPF, LBMS, ENDEVOR, WORD FOR WINDOWS and EXCEL.

Role: Computer Software Engineer

Confidential

The Child Support Enforcement System was a large Mainframe/Server based system that located noncustodial parents, established paternity, established and enforced support orders, modified orders when appropriate, and collected and distributed child support payments.

Responsibilities:

• Participated in the development, conversion and implementation of the Department of Revenue's Florida Child Support Enforcement Financial Management System
• Participated in the development, conversion and implementation of the Department of Revenue's Florida Child Support Enforcement Interactive Interview, Client Notices, Activity Tracking, Enforcement, and Client Registration systems.
• Responsible for coding Year 2000 changes.
• Environment: IMS DB/DC, TELON, TSO/ISPF, JCL, FILE-AID, XPEDITER, BTS, IMS-XPERT, WORD FOR WINDOWS, ABEND-AID, PANAPT, CA-7, BTS, and ENDEVOR.

Role: Senior Software Engineer

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The Integrated Text Management System was a Mainframe based system that allowed for the storage, manipulation, and reporting of all Florida Legislature information.

Responsibilities:

• Task Leader for the consulting team assigned to assist in the development of the Integrated Text Management System.
• Responsible for data and text management design, the writing of code specifications, and system quality assurance testing.
• Environment: CICS, Application Language Facility, DEMO II, WORDPERFECT, and TSO/ISPF.

Role: Senior Programmer/Analyst

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The Automated Materials Management Analysis Systems was a large Mainframe based system that maintained and reported Substation Information, Equipment Utilization, and Construction Management Scheduling.

Responsibilities:

Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the ongoing maintenance and development of the Substation Information, Equipment Utilization, Construction Management Scheduling, and Gulf's Automated Materials Management Analysis Systems.

Environment: COBOL, CICS, IMS, IDMS, VSAM, JCL, REXX, ABEND-AID, CMS/DMS, PANVALET, MARK IV, and DLT0.

Role: Senior Programmer/Analyst

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The Caterpillar Project software was used to manage various purchase orders online in a more intuitive way. Various operations include matching up invoices against the purchase orders and calculating invoice mismatches, printing out purchase orders, editing the PO's, etc.

Responsibilities:

Assembling, installing, testing, and packaging IBM software.

Environment: COBOL, CICS, IMS, VSAM, SMP/E, JCL, and TSO/ISPF.

Role: Senior Programmer/Analyst

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The Automated Materials Management Analysis Systems was a large Mainframe based system that maintained and reported Substation Information, Equipment Utilization, and Construction Management Scheduling.

Responsibilities:

Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the ongoing maintenance and development of the Substation Information, Equipment Utilization, Construction Management Scheduling, and Gulf's Automated Materials Management Analysis Systems.

Environment: COBOL, CICS, IMS, IDMS, VSAM, JCL, REXX, ABEND-AID, CMS/DMS, PANVALET, MARK IV, and DLT0.

Role: Senior Programmer/Analyst

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The Harris/Lanier Corporation supplies customers with copiers, fax machines, scanners, digital duplicators, and printers, as well as parts and supplies and document management software.

Responsibilities:

Provided system analysis, programming, and testing for the maintenance and development of the Accounts Receivable System for both Lanier and Document Processing, Inc.

Environment: COBOL, DMS-1100, TIP, DB4, DPS, IQU, and ECL.

Role: Senior Systems Analyst

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The Regulatory Data Base was developed to assist in the management of Southwest Florida's water supply, water protection, water quality and the natural systems rivers, lakes, wetlands and associated uplands. The Time/Attendance System was developed for tracking and reporting the Water Management District's employees timesheets.

Responsibilities:

Project Leader for the design, development, and implementation of the Regulatory Data Base and Time/Attendance Systems.

Responsible for overall system analysis, data gathering, database design, the writing of code specifications, implementation, documentation and system quality assurance testing.

Environment: COBOL, DMS-1100, TIP, DPS, IQU, DBASE II, ECL.

Role: Systems Analyst

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The functions of the Office of Budget and Analysis include University Planning and Budgeting, Institutional Research and Data Administration. These functions support the instruction, research and public service mission of the University.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for system analysis, programming, and documentation of the Cumulative Personnel, Personnel Activity Reporting, WFSU Radio/TV, and Alumni Systems

Environment: COBOL, CICS, VSAM, INTERACT, JCL, EZTRIEVE, PANVALET, MARK IV, SAS, and TSO/ISPF.

Role: Programmer Analyst

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The functions of the Office of Information Systems activities and resources is to provide for the processing, storing and retrieval of data, system development and maintenance, statewide computer network management, information security administration, and general information consulting services supporting the Department.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for system analysis, programming, and documentation of the Roadway Characteristic Inventory, Personnel/Payroll and Budget Systems.

Environment: COBOL, IMS DB/DC, VSAM, JCL, PANVALET, BTS, GIS, MARK IV, and TSO/ISPF.